[9:37 p.m.] Moon tells Trump he will discuss joint excavation of remains of US soldiers with N. Korea


Moon says US-N. Korea summit lays groundwork for world peace
The two Koreas are currently scheduled to hold high-level military talks on Thursday.
Moon and Trump agreed to closely work together to implement the US-North Korea agreement.





[8:20 p.m.] Moon and Trump begin phone conversation


[7:13 p.m.] 
S. Korea's Moon says US-N. Korea summit will write new history of peace
"I offer my heartfelt congratulations and welcome the success of the historic North Korea-United States summit," Moon said in a statement read by Cheong Wa Dae spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom on his behalf.





[6:20 p.m.] Trump wraps up 65-min press conference 

[6:17 p.m.] Trump will have phone conversation with Moon Jae-in to tell him about the meeting, that Moon was 'very much involved' in the final outcome

[6:01 p.m.] Trump: Sanctions will not be withdrawn if there isn't 'significant' improvement in denuclearization


Trump says sanctions will remain until nukes ‘no longer an issue’
Trump said that he has no plans to ease any sanctions in the immediate future. 







[5:57 p.m.] Trump says about Kim: From the beginning we got along

[5:48 p.m.] Trump thinks Seoul has 28 million people. We have around 10 million, similar figure to that of New York city and Tokyo.

[5:45 p.m.] Trump: It's not a big deal to meet (with Kim Jong-un). More meetings on other topics needed.

[5:41 p.m.] Trump boasts secured commitment for denuclearization, release of three US hostages, secured commitment for recovery of remains of fallen heroes as fruits of this summit.

[5:39 p.m.] By 'stopping war games' Trump means cutting military expense and training.

US to end war games: Trump
“We will be stopping war games,” Trump said, adding that stopping joint military drills with South Korea would save a “tremendous amount of money.”






Reducing US troops in S. Korea ‘not part of equation’: Trump
“We are not reducing anything," said Trump, adding, however, that he hopes to consider taking US troops out of South Korea at some point in the future.





[5:38 p.m.] 
South Koreans hope Trump-Kim meeting brings lasting peace
As the world watched US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un hold a historic summit in Singapore on Tuesday, the eyes and ears of South Koreans were also fixed on live TV footage.





[5:37 p.m.] Trump: The agreement is not merely a piece of paper because the administration is different, Secretary of State is different. 

[5:35 p.m.] Trump: I've been reading. It takes a long time to denuclearize. We will make it happen as quickly as possible, mechanically and physcially.


NK’s denuclearization will start ‘very quickly’: Trump
“We‘re starting that process,“ Trump said in response to a question about denuclearization of North Korea after meeting with Kim at the resort island of Sentosa in Singapore. The process would start ”very quickly,” he added. 




[5:32 p.m.] Trump says he will travel to Pyongyang at an 'appropriate time'

[5:24 p.m.] Trump: Otto Warmbier did not die in vain

[5:21 p.m.] Trump: Sanctions on N. Korea will remain in effect until denuclearization

[5:15 p.m.] Trump arrives, steps up on the podium for the press conference to announce the result of the historic summit with North Korea's Kim

[4:46 p.m.]
US, NK bury the hatchet, open new era of detente

A ‘very comprehensive’ document signed: Trump